This recipe for Pan-Seared Mahi Mahi with Basil Butter Sauce is a quick and easy fish recipe you'll enjoy! Mahi, also known as dorado, is seared on the stovetop to golden perfection and paired with a flavorful lemon butter sauce and fresh basil. All it take is 15 minutes!| Cooking in The Keys
Discover exceptional seafood recipes featuring wild-caught fish from sunny Florida. Explore Cooking in the Keys for easy fish recipes and complementary sides.| Cooking in The Keys
Florida Keys Pink Shrimp Cocktail Recipe made with wild-caught shrimp from the Gulf of Mexico.| Cooking in The Keys
Learn how to make the perfect appetizer with this easy Peel and Eat Shrimp recipe. Enjoy the delicious flavor of Key West pink shrimp in every bite.| Cooking in The Keys
This easy oven-roasted yellowtail snapper with Old Bay seasoning is perfect for any occasion. Yellowtail snapper is combined with Old Bay seasoning and then slow-roasted in the oven for an irresistible, savory main dish. This recipe is gluten-free, low-carb, and Paleo-friendly.| Cooking in The Keys
This Blackened Swordfish recipe is simple to make and packed with flavor! My favorite way to cook swordfish is right on the stove in a cast-iron skillet with homemade blackening seasoning. This whole dish takes under 30 minutes from start to finish. We have a lot of swordfish in the Florida Keys and this is a tried-and-true family recipe that you will love!| Cooking in The Keys
Pan-fried Yellowtail Snapper is a favorite dish in the Keys. The delicate fish is enhanced with a light dusting of flour and spices.| Cooking in The Keys
Delicious and flaky oven-roasted Mahi Mahi with Old Bay seasoning is an easy recipe with fresh flavors for a nutritious meal.| Cooking in The Keys
This amazing pan-seared mangrove snapper is cooked to perfection and paired with homemade mango coleslaw. Ready in 15 minutes.| Cooking in The Keys
The most popular appetizer in Key West Florida, creamy smoked fish dip is rich with savory flavor and a hint of smokiness, It's the perfect appetizer for Happy Hour and meals with friends and families.| Cooking in The Keys
For an easy seafood dinner, try this broiled yellowtail snapper. The wild-caught fish fillets are blackened and broiled in under 15 minutes.| Cooking in The Keys
Sweet and mild seared tripletail is topped with a garlic butter sauce. The wild-caught fish dish takes about 15 minutes to make.| Cooking in The Keys
People come to Key West from all over the world to enjoy our sweet Stone Crab Claws. Dunk your claws in mustard sauce or melted butter and make the meal complete with fries, cole slaw, Caesar salad, grilled vegetables, and fresh fruit. Check out the full article at cookinginthekeys.com/what-goes-with-stone-crabs/| Cooking in The Keys
